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003539Scribner's. Soft cover. Volume XCIII No. 5 May 1933. Softcover. Book near fine with library stamp on front slight tearing near top of spine some wear at spine ends and edges tiny tear near bottom of back. Includes Ernest Hemingway's "Give Us a Prescription Doctor" as well as a story by Thomas Wolfe. Scribner's unknown books
1978WRCLIT46549New York: Random House 1978. Large octavo. Gilt cloth and boards. Illustrations. First edition. Fine in near fine dust jacket with light use along top edge of lower panel. Random House hardcover books
1958WRCLIT67930Np: 20th Century - Fox 1958. Folio broadside printed in color 60 x 39.5 cm; 15.5 x 23.75". Old folds and tiny creases but very good to near fine. A poster for the Scandinavian release of David O. Selznick's production of Hemingway's war-time novel. The poster includes text in Swedish Finnish and English with the Finnish title dominant. 20th Century - Fox unknown books
1932WB14618Milwaukee: Casanova Press 1932. Limited Edition. Paperback. Good. Heavy cardstock wraps. Number 212 from a limited edition of 525 copies 25 of which are hors commerce "reserved for ungrateful critics and the two authors". The first book published by the Casanova Press. An edgeworn copy; wear and light chipping to spine. Lacking slipcase. <br/><br/> Casanova Press paperback books
193231401Milwaukee: The Casanova Press 1932. First edition. Original printed wrappers spine faintly tanned small spots on the back cover internally a fine copy without slipcase. With a handwritten letter of presentation from John and Dorothy Huston to Lou and Emily Paley. Lou Paley was a friend of the Gershwins with whom he sometimes wrote lyrics a school teacher and book shop owner; Emily Paley was Lea Gershwin's sister. <br/><br/> The Casanova Press unknown books
1932402431Milwaukee: Casanova Press 1932. Light rubbing to slipcase a pale offset on endpapers; the book bright and fresh. Tall 8vo. 53 1 pp. Photographic portrait of Faulkner mounted as frontispiece. Original printed wrappers the rear wrapper printing Ernest Hemingway's poem "Ultimately"; publisher's board slipcase. FIRST EDITION LIMITED ISSUE number 483 of 525 numbered copies. This was the first book issued by Milwaukee's Casanova Press designed by Paul Romaine who he states on the colophon "is obviously very unlike Aldus or Bodoni but who is very young and has many years to correct the glaring defects herein of composition." The articles and poems in Salmagundi first appeared in the New Orleans' magazine The Double Dealer and were reprinted with Faulkner's permission. The inclusion of Hemingway's poem on the rear wrapper was done as "just a whim" but "a whim inspired by one of the oddest coincidences in modern literature: William Faulkner's poem Portrait and Ernest Hemingway's poem Ultimately both appear on page 337 of the June 1922 issue of The Double Dealer. The meticulous Louis Cohn will be glad to know this I am sure since he forgot to include it in his complete bibliography of Hemingway's works. He also left out the names of the horses from whence came the glue to bind Hemingway's books" Preface. In addition to Hemingway's poem Salmagundi contains five poems and three prose pieces by Faulkner. Massey 753; Petersen A11a. <br/><br/> Casanova Press unknown books
195416066JNew York: Look Magazine 1954. First Edition and Only Printing. One of the rarest of all Ernest Hemingway A items which was unknown for many years until revealed in C. Edgar Grissom’s A Descriptive Bibliography of Ernest Hemingway published in 2011 and is listed as item A.26. This oversize booklet 10 1/2 wide by 13 inches tall separately prints the article and photography for the January 1954 issue of Look Magazine for which Hemingway wrote an original piece. The article is 3500 hundred words plus photographs for which Hemingway wrote the captions. This special printing was the brainchild of the magazine’s publisher Vernon C. Myers who presented it to a small select number of people calling it a literary first “you may want to add to your library.†A little light soiling and use to the printed wrappers. Enclosed in a custom cloth folding case. A Hemingway first edition lacking in almost all Hemingway collections. Look Magazine hardcover books
20049017595New York: Ballentine Books 2004. 1st. Hardcover. fine/very good. Includes bibliographical references and index. Dust jacket shows some discoloration from the sun at the edges. <br/><br/> Ballentine Books hardcover books
19625824New York: Magnum Photos with Life Magazine 1962. First edition. Very Good/Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Prefatory note by John Steinbeck; facsimile handwritten sentiment by Ernest Hemingway. Text by Jozefa Stuart. Circulated by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. Oblong 21 x 14 cm; 28 pages in self wraps. Illustrated with 17 half-tone reproductions of photographs. Some light blemishes to outer wraps. Magnum Photos with Life Magazine paperback books
19537117Harry S. Dube 1953. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Staple-bound illustrated wraps; pp. 76. Faint dampstain and wrinkling along bottom edge extends slightly up spine; VG internally bright and clean. Contains "The Circus" by Ernest Hemingway. <br/><br/> Harry S. Dube paperback books
1965014267Caedmon TC 1185. 1965. First Edition. Phonograph Record. 12' 33rpm phonograph record in printed jacket fine in fine gate-fold jacket. Two-tone green label. . Caedmon TC 1185 unknown books
1934315254Philadelphia: Boyer Galleries Broad Street Station Building 1934. Single sheet folded to 6 pp. 8vo. Some dust-soiling to covers very good. Single sheet folded to 6 pp. 8vo. A catalogue for a Philadelphia exhibtion of the works of the Spanish artist Luis Quintanilla then imprisoned in Spain for anti-government activity. The exhibition was sponsored by Hemingway and Dos Passos and was first held at the Pierre Matisse Gallery in New York City from November 10 to December 4. The catalogue consists of a two page commentary on Quintanilla's work by Hemingway a single page by Dos Passos a list of the works exhibited and a reproduction of one of Quintanilla's dry-points on the front cover. The Philadelphia printing of the catalogue is less common than the New York issue. Grissom B20 note Boyer Galleries, Broad Street Station Building unknown books
1938D15367New York: The Museum of Modern Art 1938. Fine. Very scarce leaflet from the MOMA in March of 1938 advertising this exhibition. A single sheet folded with the catalog of the exhibition printed on the back and text from Hemingway along with a reproduction of one of the drawings in the inner folded section. Extremely nice example apparently a printer's copy. <br/><br/> The Museum of Modern Art unknown books
19927554Atlanta: Longstreet Press 1992. First Edition. Hard Cover with Dust Jacket. Fine/Fine. SIGNED ON THE TITLE PAGE BY LEA H. LAWRENCE without personlization Together with The original corrected typescript of the Forward hand-corrected and signed twice by baseball icon Ted Williams; 2 pages quarto. Mr. Williams has written his phone number and "OK / Good luck / Ted Williams" at top of page 1; with the original mailing envelope addressed by Mr. Williams and postmarked 14 May 1992. <br/><br/> Longstreet Press hardcover books
2000102911New York: The Ballantine Publishing Group 2000. Octavo boards. First U.S. edition. The author's first book and first book of a fantasy trilogy followed by DRAGON CHARMER and WITCH'S HONOUR. A fine copy in fine dust jacket. #102911 The Ballantine Publishing Group unknown books
194316812New York: Paramount Pictures 1943. First Edition. Wraps. Near fine. 4to. Publisher's original wraps. Minor edgewear. with: Two tickets printed on stiff card measuring 7" x 3.75" approx. with trace edgewear. Near fine overall. <br/><br/>A souvenir program in exceptional condition for Paramount's technicolor epic FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS based on Ernest Hemingway's novel of the Spanish Civil War. The top-grossing film of 1943 BELL was also used as a propaganda effort for the war effort as demonstrated by accompanying tickets. With a face value of $500 per ticket the event was designed to sell $1 million in war bonds in a single evening. An interesting example of Hollywood's extensive involvement in the war effort and a scarce group of ephemeral Hemingwayana. Paramount Pictures paperback books
196125036NY: Simon & Schuster 1961. 1st book edition Hanneman G-342. Yellow cloth spine with brown paper-wrapped boards. Dust jacket. VG slt lean/avg wear & soiling/VG spine panel tanned. 65 pp. Frontis of Hemingway from a photography by paul Radkai. 8vo. <br/><br/>Originally published in the New Yorker 1950. New preface by Ross. Simon & Schuster hardcover books
1961WRCLIT22300New York: Simon & Schuster 1961. Cloth and boards. Frontis. First edition in book form. Pencil inscription else fine in lightly soiled dust jacket. Simon & Schuster hardcover books
4779Hemingway survived two plane crashes in Africa in January 1954. He and his wife Mary Welsh essentially unhurt from the first crash and picked up by a sightseeing boat went down a second time when their rescue plane crashed and burned. Several newspapers reported the Hemingways dead but this false story was soon corrected. Newspapers printed the good news that the internationally renown writer was alive with images of a robust and smiling Hemingway. We offer four of these press photos each with a description attached on aging paper and stamped on verso by the news service. Each is 7"x 9" curled at the edges but otherwise in very good condition. The descriptions attached at the lower edge of each photo are on browned paper brittle at the lower edge where the page remains partially attached to the photograph. The photographs briefly described: <br/>Image 1 Hemingway and Pauline Pfeiffer second wife in Kenya International News Photos 1934. <br/>Image 2 Hemingway and Martha Gellhorn third wife on safari in Africa International News Photos 1940.<br/> Images 3 and 4 Hemingway with American bull fighter Sidney Franklin Kenya International News Photos1937. <br/>Image 5 Hemingway and Mary Welsh his wife at the time of the plane crash "as they arrived in New York in 1950 aboard the Ile de France." Associated Press. <br/>Note on images: The typed descriptions attached to each photo and verso press service stamp are similar to the photo of Hemingway with Sidney Franklin. unknown books
1959289986Ketchum 1959. unbound. fine. Black & white studio photograph of Hemingway and his wife Mary. 7 1/2 x 10 inches. Stamped on the verso by photographer John Bryson Berverly Hills. noted in pencil "Ketchum 1959"<br/><br/> unknown books
197652224Boston: Houghton Mifflin 1976. First printing. 8vo pp. xv 119. Illustrated wtih photographs. Preface by Norman Mailer. Rust cloth black spine. A nice copy in somewhat scuffed dj. Houghton Mifflin unknown books
1976UHEMPAP00araHoughton Mifflin 1976. Very Good. Hemingway Gregory H. Papa: A Personal Memoir. Boston: Houghton Mifflin 1976. 119pp. Illustrated. 8vo. 1/4 black cloth. Book condition: Very good. Spine has light staining. Dust Jacket Condition: Very good. Front panel has small tearing. Small loss on rear of spine. Houghton Mifflin hardcover books
1966470601966. HEMINGWAY Ernest. PAPA HEMINGWAY. Bt A.E. Hotchner. An article appearing in The Saturday Evening Post March 22 1966. First installment of a three part serialization. A very good copy that shows light foxing at the wraps. unknown books
000585Houghton Mifflin 1976 Book. Very Fine. Hardcover. F. Cloth. Very Fine/Near Fine. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. ISBN:0-395-24348-3. Houghton Mifflin, 1976 Hardcover books
193712825An extraordinary one-of-a-kind historic collectible beautifully framed.<br />This is the ORIGINAL Western Union Cablegrama dated and sent from Havana Cuba on April 8 1937 to General Franco Salamanca Spain. It is sent from Elicio Arguelles head of Franco's Nationalist Committee in Cuba to Franco in Salamanca. The message translates into English as follows:<br />THE SPANISH NATIONALIST COMMITTEE SENDS TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AS MEDIATION FOR THOSE RECONQUERING SPANISH SOIL<br />What makes this unique piece truly extraordinary is that beneath the printed message written in ink in his instantly recognizable hand is a three-line notation:<br />"Salamanca" / Spain 1937 / Earnest Hemingway<br />The background is this: The sender Arguelles is the father of Hemingway's close friend of the same name Elicio Arguelles Jr. the fisherman in the famous photograph of himself standing beside Hemingway with the 900-pound Marlin they caught. As was customary at the time the sender also received a copy of the telegram. His copy went to the son who in turn gave it to Hemingway to sign.<br />This is an absolutely one-of-a-kind collectible of considerable historical significance. A major collectible.<br /><br /><br /><br /> Western Union books